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The adaptation of these methods for Pakistan and validation of the diagnostic questionnaire are described here.

This subtle balancing of stochastic error with spatio-temporal error, together with a novel MLMC estimator for the statistical moments are the key ingredients in the successful adaptation of these methods to different UQ contexts.

Many other TNF superfamily molecules have been found to have antitumor potential [90] and these could also be tested against B16F10 tumors using an adaptation of these methods (as an example, note the antitumor effects shown for pSP-D-GITRL in Fig. 1).

The approach described here builds on methods developed for studying epidemics in the community (21– 23) and a recent adaptation of these methods to hospital populations (24).

The adaptation of these methods to merge with current developments in quantitative IHC (for example, AQUA) and image analysis could further standardize delivery of multiplex panels that are far more cost-effective than complex molecular profiling.

Such approaches do not exclude the use of a wide range of methods (including western), but instead demand the interrogation and/or adaptation of these methods with respect to: cultural sensitivity; cross-cultural reliability; outcome utility; and other such measures, to meet the needs of the indigenous participants and community [ 22, 26].

While fully standardized methods may be a research ideal, local circumstances may require substantial adaptation of the methods to achieve meaningful local representation.

The adaptation of the method to FIA was followed by its optimisation using an experimental design screening method.

We present an optical adaptation of the method of JPEG compression technique for binary, gray-level and color images.

The nondecaying initial data requires a new adaptation of this method.

This method was an adaptation of the method described by Farias et al. (2009).